Riding a Phoenix to Cultivation

Chapter 60 What is greatness

Wonton enters Huzi's house, and only Duoduo comes out to pick her up.It seemed that something was wrong with the atmosphere in the village chief's house, even the nervous Wonton could sense it.

So Wonton didn't say much, and followed Duoduo into Huzi's room.

There are many children in the village chief's family, and Huzi originally lived with his second cousin, but this time Wonton moved into a brand new house.

Hu Zi was sitting on the edge of the bed, and beside him was a little baby, who was sleeping happily at the moment, waving his two white lotus root-like hands from time to time.

Seeing the happy smile on the baby's face, Huzi turned around and saw Wonton coming, and asked, "How are you? I heard you haven't woken up these days."

"I'm fine, it's just you..."

Wonton was struggling to ask if he was so direct, but Huzi had already waved his hand.

"It's nothing serious, don't worry."

Duo Duo, who was on the sidelines of this matter, suddenly covered her face and began to cry, making Wonton flustered, not knowing what to do?
"Dodo, Dodo, did I say something wrong?"

Duoduo's eyes were red, she looked at Huzi, then at Wonton, and burst into tears.

"Wonton, my brother has injured his spiritual root. He will no longer be able to practice immortality!"

Wonton was going to help Dodo, but when he heard this, he immediately jumped in front of Huzi and asked, "Is it really hurting the spiritual root? Is there any remedy? Well, I know there are many herbs on the mountain. I can Go dig herbs for you."

"No need, in fact, it's nothing if the spiritual root is injured. It's just that you can't cultivate immortals. In our Nether Cloud Continent, there are many people who cannot cultivate immortals. Is it possible that everyone is dead because of this?"

Huzi patted the sleeping baby next to him, for fear that he would be woken up.

Wonton felt a little sad, "But Brother Huzi, everyone in the village says you are very smart. Wouldn't it be a pity to give up like this?"

Huzi is just a slightly older child now. Although he doesn't have such a strong obsession with cultivating immortals, after all, he knows that he has lost a very good future of cultivating immortals, so he must be sad.

It's just that he really didn't feel so sad about it.

"Wonton, our Zhiya Village is not rich. It's very tiring for my family to support me in cultivating immortals. Duoduo and the others can only eat one meal of meat a month. You say I have talent, but in fact I know that I am stupid, and my grandfather always sighs behind his back. If only I were smarter."

"Are you afraid that Duoduo has no meat to eat? I can learn to hunt! The hunter in the village said, I am fast and smart, and I will definitely be able to hunt many animals. I will send it to you when the time comes, so don't be afraid This."

Duoduo, whose eyes were red from crying, didn't know whether it was because of Wonton's actions or Wonton's words, so she burst out laughing.

Huzi shook his head helplessly, sat up straight suddenly, and said, "Wonton, it is said that the purpose of cultivating immortals is to become immortals. But I think there is nothing good about becoming immortals. Thinking of my parents, grandparents, etc., if you don't cultivate immortals, Had a good day too."

"But immortals are very powerful." Wonton said this, and Dodo nodded in agreement.

"Yes, the Immortal is very powerful. But, as the eldest brother, I can protect my younger brother, so don't I also be very powerful?" Hu Zi hugged the baby in his arms, with a proud expression on his face.

Both Wonton and Dodo were taken aback, and suddenly felt that Huzi's words made sense.

The purpose of cultivating immortals is to become stronger, and what is the purpose of becoming stronger?Protect who and what you want to protect.

Although Huzi can no longer cultivate immortality, he bravely protected his younger brother. Isn't that great?
The word great can be simple or difficult.After Wonton really understood this sentence many years later, she blushed and remembered this moment. Very early on, a brave elder brother told her this truth, but later, she forgot it.

(End of this chapter)